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He designed the Alto in 1973, the first computer with a screen, a mouse and windows, at a time when computers were rooms you booked in advance.
He worked on the laser printer and on Ethernet.
He won the Turing Award in 1992
The most quoted line in computing about layers, that any problem can be solved by adding another one, he attributed to David Wheeler in that Turing lecture.
In 2015 he walked into Cambridge to deliver the lecture named after Wheeler.
His paper on how to design systems has been free since 1983. Almost nobody assembling an agent stack this year has opened it.
Palo Alto, 1973
Butler Lampson builds the Alto at Xerox PARC. It has a bitmapped display, a mouse and overlapping windows, and it is the machine every personal computer since has been copying.
1983
He publishes Hints for Computer System Design. The opening sentence sets the register for the whole genre. He writes that he has designed and built a number of computer systems, some that worked and some that did not.
Not a framework. A field report with the failures left in.
The paper does one thing: it helps you decide where in a system a given function belongs. Which piece owns which job, and what it costs you to put it in the wrong place.
Cambridge, 26 May 2015
He gives the Wheeler Lecture and calls it a 32 year update.
Then the second slide, before any content, does something almost nobody does when presenting a taxonomy. He tells the room the material is unreliable.
These are hints, he says, often not consistent or precise. Four words for the distinction:
hints suggest, principles demand
He then adds that only a few of the items are principles, and everything else is a suggestion you are expected to argue with.
Now the receipt, and it lands because he built the baseline himself.
On his slide about systems outliving their designers, he notes that a 2015 PC is 100,000 times an Alto, and the web went from about 100 users to a billion.
Five orders of magnitude of hardware. Nine of scale.
The advice needed an update, not a rewrite.
Which is the thing to carry into every layered diagram of agent architecture on your timeline right now.
Naming the layers is the easy part. Harness, loop, graph. Any taxonomy with three clean boxes and a diagnostic table reads as settled science, and the field is roughly two years old.
Lampson had thirty two years of evidence, built the hardware, and still opened by calling his own list inconsistent.
There is also the second half of the indirection joke, the part that gets dropped. Adding a layer solves your problem and hands you a new one, which is exactly what a harness wrapping a loop wrapping a graph does to your debugging.
Treat the boxes as hints
The moment a diagram stops being arguable, it has stopped being useful.
Bitcoin fixed money and Ethereum fixed computation, but the agentic economy still needed a way to handle disputes without relying on traditional middlemen.
That is exactly why seeing Forbes feature @GenLayer and @courtofinternt for launching Internet Court is such a big deal. When AI agents start moving trillions at machine speed, we cannot rely on legacy courts or smart contracts that only understand rigid code.
Having an AI jury that can review evidence and settle disagreements in minutes turns a theoretical whitepaper concept into actual, functioning infrastructure.
Take a look at the breakdown here: https://t.co/r6U0CnDoBQ
Why I’m locked into the new Block Game on @LOLLandGame 🧵
The long-awaited Block Game is finally LIVE, and honestly? It’s exactly the kind of high-stakes gameplay I’ve been looking for. If you aren’t paying attention to what’s happening in the lobby right now, you’re missing out.
Let’s break down the mechanics. It’s not just mindless clicking; it’s a test of nerves. You purchase tickets (10 tickets = 1 entry), switch to Premium Mode, and you're ready to navigate the grid. Simple, right? But the tension is real.
Here is the beauty of the system: you’re essentially playing a game of chicken with yourself. After every successfully cleared row, you face the tactical dilemma: do you cash out and secure those earned points, or do you get greedy and push for better points scaling?
The game design is super fresh because the rows are dynamic—two identical layouts never appear back-to-back. You really have to stay sharp and adapt to every single run.
If you don’t have an NFT character, don't sweat it. The game automatically provides a standard "Cubie" so everyone can jump into the action immediately. There are no barriers to entry here.
The ultimate goal is to reach Level 11 for that massive completion bonus. I’ve been grinding through it, and the adrenaline when you see that "Safe Spot" green glow instead of the "GAME OVER" red 'X' is unmatched.
If you get stuck or need a refresher, just hit up the INFO PAGE—it really does have all the answers for how points and multipliers work.
Who else is chasing that Level 11 goal? Drop your best run strategies below. Let's see who can secure the biggest bags before the campaign ends on June 5. 🏆 #LOLLandGame #BlockGame #Web3Gaming #YieldGuildGames
KIMI K3 CAN NOW TURN ONE PROMPT INTO A FULL DIGITAL PROJECTION OF ANY CITY A USER NAMES
Most city-modeling tools still need separate pulls for terrain, traffic, zoning, and demographics before anything gets stitched together.
One prompt naming a city pulls elevation and building footprints from OpenStreetMap, then layers in live traffic through a transit API.
Zoning data comes from public municipal GIS portals, giving the model real district boundaries instead of guessed ones.
Population and demographic data pulls from open census APIs, so neighborhoods get modeled with actual people in mind.
Kimi K3's million-token context comes from the same wave of Chinese compute infrastructure pushing MoE models past what dense architectures could hold before.
See how all four data layers merge below👇
While humans gamble on these microcaps, are autonomous AI agents actually scaling web3 apps? I am curious about the data showing real infrastructure adoption.
While humans gamble on these microcaps, are autonomous AI agents actually scaling web3 apps? I am curious about the data showing real infrastructure adoption.
wasted entire afternoons on hallucinating search tools before this. 1/ answer hits in seconds 2/ onchain + source links attached 3/ actual confidence number so you dont copium needle seek architecture is quietly solid tbh
FIFA World Cup 2026 | Quarter-final Update 🏆
Results
🇫🇷 France 2-0 Morocco 🇲🇦
🇪🇸 Spain 2-1 Belgium 🇧🇪
Upcoming Matches (UTC)
🇳🇴 Norway - England 🏴
🗓️ 11 July | 21:00 UTC
🇦🇷 Argentina - Switzerland 🇨🇭
🗓️ 12 July | 01:00 UTC
The race to the semi-finals continues. Who will book the remaining two spots?
#KiX